Ammy Virk's hilarious Punjabi films that will definitely make you laugh out loud

New Delhi: Ammy Virk's popularity is no longer limited to the Punjabi-speaking belt! In fact, it has now extended across India and even abroad. How, you ask? All thanks to his Bollywood stints. But did you know that apart from Hindi cinema, the 32-year-old hunk has appeared in numerous Punjabi films?

While Ammy has portrayed diverse characters onscreen, his fans admire him most for his comedic performances. Over the years, he has starred in a variety of Punjabi films that are hilarious enough to make you laugh out loud. Take a look at some of Ammy's funniest movies:

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The Simerjit Singh directorial reportedly marked Ammy's theatrical debut. In Angrej, he portrayed the character of a wealthy individual who visits a village to attend a wedding. The film featured Amrinder Gill and Sargun Mehta in lead roles and emerged as a commercial success at the Box Office.

Directed by Simerjit Singh, this romantic comedy is one of the most successful movies of Ammy's career. The storyline revolves around a student who falls in love with a collegegoer. On IMDb (Internet Movie Database), Nikka Zaildar is rated 7.4 out of 10, with insights from hundreds of users on the platform.

Considered one of the highest-grossing Punjabi films, Saunkan Saunkne was directed by Amarjit Singh Saron. The 2022 movie centers around a married couple struggling to conceive a child. At his wife's insistence, the husband marries her sister in hopes of having a baby.

This film also featured Sonam Bajwa and Nirmal Rishi in key roles. It was released on June 24, 2022, under the banner of Ammy Virk Productions.

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Directed by Rakesh Dhawan, Kudi Haryane Val Di received a positive response from both viewers and critics. The cross-cultural Punjabi-Haryanvi romance entertainer brings to the screen the story of a lovable Punjabi Jatt who crosses paths with a lively Haryanvi Jaatni.

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